no
‘ . our pneumatic
, to the one... 150 Don, prio
‘ to the Ignumber . of 100 don.
Miss Mi e Freemanyofiilew York.
is visiting friends here,
Walter Milton. of Bridgeport, was
a visitor on business here. yesterday.
The skating on ‘nehrhy' ponds is ex~
cellent and young people are maltlns
the most‘of‘it. ‘
mun--
The’weekly prayer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will
be held tomorrow evening.
The regular weekly social service
will be held tomorrow evening at the
Advent Christian Church.
The oyster business seems to be
quiteslack now, and the orders are
falling off. so that sometimes there
is not a great deal of work for the
Openers.
There will be an entertainment in
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Friday night. the 27th lust,
for the benefit of the new Sunday
school room.
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of Christ‘s
Chapel will meet with Mrs. Youngs, at
241 East avenue. Thursday afternoon.
January 19, at 2:30. All are request-
ed to be present. -
Considerable disturbance was made
last night along Seaview by someone.
who had evidently been too rash in
his indulgence. Whoever he was he
sat on the second bridge for nearly
an hour and sang “Bluebell" in a dis-
cordant manner.
'The Colonial Column Company is
engaged in the manufacture of a large
consignment of Norwegian sklie or
skates. These are about eight feet in
length and are made of wood, polished
and turned up at the end. The are
fastened to the feet by straps and are
great things with which to walk upon
the snow.
M. S. Partrick has moved from the
quarters which he has for several
years occupied on the Washington
street bridge. and has taken up his
residence at :73 Winfield street. Mrs
Partrick has suffered considerably from
the damp andunsanitary conditions
on the bridge. and it is hoped that the
change will benefit her health.
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ROWAYTON.
u...—
Percy Sharron, of this place, is in
New York today on business.
George Dnhl. of New York. who has
been visiting 13‘, E. Jones. the agent at
Rowayton station, has returned home.
Harry Scofleld'a new house in Higir
land avenue, is progressing nicely. and
the frame is practically completed.
Rising Star Division, Sons of Tom-
perance, met last night at the home of
Harvey Ackert, Rowayton avenue.
John Sherman Hoyt. of Contentment
Island. has a large force of men har-
vesting his ice crop for next season.
Section Foreman Everett, of Mam
street, has a large force of men work-
ing at the troughs at Rowayton. re-
moving the ice.
The painters of the railroad com-
pany have completed their work on
the new addition to the east-bound
railroad station in this place.
'I‘he Rowayton river is frozen over
and the skiting is quite good in some
places. Some of the ice is rough, how-
ever.
Lawrence Grant, who has been nor-
iously ill for sometime with typhoid
fever. caught cold one day this week.
and has had a relapse. being in quite
at serious condition.
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The liudlcs' Aid Society of the flow.
nylon Methodist Episcopal Church Will
hold the annual box Openina toninht.I
A program has been provided and re-
freuhtnenta will he served
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Rev. Jabs: Hcott. of Reddinit. have;
no so or , . , . .
dim thsmrvumu who. this she '
c 8 ,, l ‘ ‘ “
We hevea’dded to his”. ’grenfii ill. ‘ 90 and 6‘99 ”m ‘
' CORSETS.
e 250 pr. upward.
A TOWEL aALE.
, , ., at such. salon shi 1 low heroes on can-
not alfordto go elsewhere for them. . * ‘ ‘ n: y y
dome to the lists now some on at
M. 3. SMITH drCOMPANYls.> ,
. road, avenue.
on map out for. at?! positive a". .
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' I‘. ‘1"‘SOUTH NORWALK.
. is one; of the‘oom—
pany will be held next Monday night
to hear the report of ,tii'lco‘mmlttoe.
Wit .
names: nun NOROTON. .
, Dcodato Davenport. of South Nor-
walk. was a visitor in town yesterday.
Charles Hoffman, of New York. has
opened a tailoring establishment in
Charles Adams' building. '
Quite a party of young people went
skating last evening. The moderate
weather and bright moonlight made it
an ideal night for the sport.
~Taiiorlng. repairing and claiming
solicited by Charles Hoffman. located
in the Charles‘Adains building, Rail-
A ten-year‘old Noroton boy named
. til Riverdaio Avenue. Brooklyn, was
-‘ hamuel. its ma. jot. 175 ‘ Fourth,
Street. New crlt. arrested’ia nutrient
wounded: ,um n“ 'comnna M".
schlcchtweil. or in h . ‘ ll
of. horses. aldouble as ‘
a wagon from, Samuel
freedom of The v
‘ gciltfore pharmacy. .
Stillermoa of
bound over to tho‘li‘ehrunrytsrm off
the Superior Court. yesterday. .
bond. was fixed at 31,000, Abraham wantyuilrio “ileum my sincere thanks
BOWQMIXG) 3““ Cooper. 0: SQQQTMI‘U f0!" recommending Vii‘iol.
Street, New York. ‘and hero. . Noot was all “’0 Willi! hose for.
“llama”. midsummer. of 59' Lincoln first done our baby commenced to re.
.3 rest,‘ New. York. who worsen-ester! zlilm “8 ‘00“ “ml "limo (skins aVlnol
. in Ansonia-hy the constables as Kancls 1’“ gained 29 Domain. We. consider
accomplices. worenotput to pics. here! ““3 3 “WWW" WOW." .
Detective Devon of Ill-no, y la areal in talking ‘0 I "mortar the promise
in court with .wurranislssngdh - W"
_ :63.“ .of The Oil ord Pharmacy assured
13mm Furlong. charging‘ali‘thrse than? him that this is only one of many cas-
will! up; theft ofi_thal-hofgéa‘ “The local as thetyluwo come to his attention
authorities were willing toturn Bor- Whem linol has WSW“! 11631“! and
enkiud “Ms Noodlemau (Willie the strength to children after everything
detective, but the two men declined to ”Ill“ hill] MI?“- and in many cases no.
waive requisition. ' They wero‘rcmand. luully saved lives. -
ed Eur fifteen days under bonds ofi‘ ”"0“ know." continnou h'~‘- ”Vim” ‘3
".0 0. pending the arrival of reddish" "01 n will“ mfhlllfino bill. It cod liver
tiilll IIIIDWB. They guy IliEy Will have ()ll medicine which contains fill the
no difficulty securing bonds. l curative. strength creating elements of
Kane pleaded not. guilty. but his own .
admission of guilt made both to Con.
stable Schlechtweg‘ and to Constable
Oednger wasagainst him. He admit-
ted telling the officers be broke into
the barn and stole the horses. but he
said he did so because they were both.‘
ering him with questions and-he dolor?
ed to he rid of them. Contrary to his
promises. Silverman, the owner of the
horses, did not appear in court to tea-
tify against the accused.
When Judge Young was informina
them of their rights in the matter of
requisition. Borenkind said:
Millfret had a chilly experience while
skating onGorhatn's pond, Monday at.
iernoon. He got too near the dam:
and fell through the. thin ice. He:
managed to pull himself out. apparent.
ly none the worse (or his ducking.
There was a hig‘crowd skating on
the Mill Pond; last night. It was an
exceptionally ‘iln‘e night for the sport.
The too was in good condition and-the
clear. binning weather and the moon
added to the other qualities necessary i
for ulhol‘thtgh enjoyment of skating.
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Georgeic. Bender. organist of St.
John‘s Church. announces a second
series of organ recitals. The first rc-
citai will be given in St. John's
Church Thursda’ evening. Jan. 19. at
8. and will be' slated by W. C. Por-
ry. basso. All lovers of music are cor~
dially invited to attend these recitals.
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~Apilles and Bananas at. Street‘s
Cash Grocery.
The Cove Pond is in excellent shape
for ice yachting and skating, and large.
parties enjoy these sports on it day
and night. Sunday afternoon Harry
Webb‘s new ice yacht lost its , most.
The yacht. was carrying too much can-
vas. The Weight of the rap and line
force of the wind broke the mast off
near the frame of the boat. 1: was
travelling at a good clip at the time:
but. Mr. Webb threw It Into the wind,
and stopped it without difficulty. '1‘th
=~lnd proved ‘too strong for George
Phelps‘s yacht. Saturday, and it also
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WESTPOR'I‘.
Mrs. G. W. Archer is visiting rela-
tives in Holyokc, Muse.
Miss Mary Wilson. of Troy. N. Y.
is the guest of Mrs. George Quinn.
The Misses Beatrice and Charlotte
Mile. of Bridgeport. are visiting bore.
Miss Lillian Nuecut. of New York.
has left for her home. after a visit
here with relatives.
Miss Winifred Saunders of Jersey
City. N. J. has been the guest of
friends at the Forms.
Mrs. Fred Shaycr, who has been I‘ll!
guest of friends at the Farms, 1ch for,
her home in New York. Saturday.
Miss C. M. lilinueo. who has been
the guest of Mrs, ill. 'I‘. llodloril. at
her home in New York. has returned
hero.
The annual institute of the l-‘arniera'
club is to be held at the Farms. on
Washington's birthday. and a commit-
tee has been appointed to arrange for
the affair.
Doric Chapter. 0. E. 8.. Is to meet
to-nlghi. and install its newly elected
officers. There will be visitors from
several towns in this vicinity and a
social hour will follow the work.
MURDERID GIRL; KILLED HIM-
BELF.
W...—
ltalisn Responsible for Tragedy in
Purl Hotel, Buffalo.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Jan. iii.—~Mary
Kill. aged nineteen yours. was shot
and killed earl today by an italiun as
yet unldentill in a room lathe Pearl.
Hotel on lower Pearl street. ’l‘ho'
man then shot and killed himself. The
some very tolerating sermons at the! girl had lived at the hotelsbout two
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal Church|
during the special meetings last week.
and has now departed tor his home.
A meeting of the executive commits
tedof the Y. P. 8. . It“. ot the how-
ayion Baptist Chore . held a meeting
last «toning. and decided to insulin
telephone in the‘church peristaltic.
A special meeting of ltowayton, Hose
Conipauy was held lasiniuht for the
‘ purpoue of considering the matter of
purchasing the present. quarters occu-
pied by the hose company in Rows»
tori avenue. A committee consisting
«William 0. Clark, A. 1;. clearly and
Harry 8. Bryan was needle to see
captain Charles '1‘. Lowndcs, a Patch-
wohoug island, regarding the cranes
in, providing the company can die»
of its present. lot in Pehnoyer
years. Elie was good looking and
was the daughter of Daniel Kill. a let»
orer. of Lockport. William Powers, a
friend of the girl, has informed the no
lies that the girl that the italian on
the street. last. night. and took him to
her hotel. Powers occupied a room
across the hallway. lie was awaken»
ed by the tirl. who rapped on his
doing to leave the Italian. Then alto
went back to her room and authored
ion our clothing. As she started for
line door the liaiiua called her. line
1 there for something] never did. Youri
Honor. 1 am not. afraid to go to New.
door ”and informed him that. she was.
“I am an innocent man and surely' 1‘
can't. be convicted of something 1 don't
know anything about; They have in-
ken a warrant :. out against me. downl
panorama. 155nm
cod liver oil. but without adron of oil.
it is delicious to lake, and will make
York. 1 can alloy:1 that 1 gm an inno-
cen man. even l are lit] was on pure. rich. red blood. sound flesh and
rested in the State of Connecticut. and muscle tissue. and create health and
I would rather stay here. % atrongth more surely and quickly than
Noodieman also professed complete anything we have ever sold in our
ti‘nnocencle of any crl‘irlne, and a desire, store.
) dial! M6 01‘ tl‘ ll ,- ' "in the strongest manner we unheal-
Cant. COVXIGB Md Decilve Dillllflll Oil tatlngiy lndorso and guarantee Vinoi to
New Haven had alltilc talk with Kane increase the appetite. cure stomach
and the other men this morning in. troubles, give strength and renewed vi.
Constable Si'hlechiweus cities. ilfllIl-l lailty to weak. puny children and tho
(.owles says hone was in New iorkl aged. build up the run-down. tired and
when the nurses was stolen. debilitated. make the weak strong.
constable Schlechtwcs and Connor cure chronic coughs and colds or re-
hild the three licclliiifi'ti [illOIOKi‘l'lpllt‘d, ' 'turn evtiry (Illliill‘ lll'llil for It. '
Deputy Sheriff A. B.‘ Furnnm of; “I just wish ovary mother in South
'Lynbrook. L. L. took a look utthe men I Norwalk who has a sick. puny or ailing
this afternoon. He says Noodielnan child, evry old person and every run-
was mentiy released from fall after: down and debilitated person would try
service a term for ,bi‘lfislhlt stolen Vinol on our miarsntco to give them
goods into Dong island. back every cent they pay its for Vinol
._..._._._._.__._...--- if it does not give entire satisfaction."
SHOOTING lN PRINDLE ALLEY. The Clifford Pharmacy.
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NEW TYPE OF LOCOMOTIVE.
mate Accuses Other of OGDEN. Utah, Jan. lit-«A new type
Firing c ty Hall. of (inland known as “.9 “Monitor Mo
NEWVHAVEN. .lan. 18.——-Therc was‘ tion" pattern. which. it ii clainwd, will
Ihlns‘fl doing in Pi‘lndle Alley and Pill? TBVOIUUOHIZG Slflflm locomotion 0|)
mm, late last night. and the denizens?’ railroads. has been successfully operat.
of the neighborhood we“, treated to e on the Southern Pacific. A train
considerable excitement during the 0' “‘99“ “mm“ “m” “‘3 ““1 “0‘“
course of which knives were drawn 08““ W Wadsworth, ”9"” hauled by
and revolver shots fired. .one of the new engines. The new
The trouble originated lathe famous ”'99 0‘ engine was ““5““ by an eni-
dive or Italian lodging house in which ”my” 0‘ the Southern Pacific. A“
Officer McKeou was killed at. .12 Prilri the driving mechanism is located on
die alley. - {the sides of the engine, making ii
The house was: “ovum,“ last night easy of access. it is estimated that
by a band of which the police cull "“3 new engine will “"V“ “'0’“ 25 “"
"panhandler-s." The cause of the fight ‘0 99" cout. in "m” consumption, 1""
was some ancient food between some lug able to run 54 miles with one ton
of the inmates. it was carried on not. 0' 9‘03] 33 ”3‘1"“ 35 ‘0 23 miles “ll“
only in the house but on the airs-cl.’ “9“ ‘h'3',l""°m“' system. Th" hull]-
and for a while it was fast and furious. dnt‘d engines “ml in “"5" ”1“ ”0 "n““g‘
Police Raid Famous “doorw—One In-
Suddeniy some one cried "Follow"! ed to the "Monkey Motion" without
and into the house stampeded tho "“13 90‘“- ‘
contestants. ’ .... MW...“
The police did arrive and raided the BRAVE SOLDIER DEAD-
place under the direction of Detective, KANSAS CITY. .lnn. 18.»~Duvld J.
Ward. The officers who participated Boughmau. a Civil War veteran, who
with the detective were Wi‘inn. Coon- was one of the first men to color A:-
un. Moll/lands. ’l‘nrbet. and Bossier. .lanta under General , Sherman. and
When they got. inside James .l. Ill» who made a thrilling rescue of a Pod
wan and Patrick Mnrkloy claimed that oral flag on the battlefield of Shiloh
they had been drivon out of the piano. under the eyes of Gen. Grant, is dead
They also claimed that. Michael luiby here. aged 59 years. Boughman ser-
had drawn a knife and that. John H voii with distinction tln'ough the (liv-
liill had Ili'eil three shots with a re: lI War in the kiln Illinois, and he is
volver. although llOllt‘ of tin.» couicsi-jl mentioned by both Grant and Sherman
ants showed any marks from citln-r.'in their memoirs for distinguished sor-
‘i‘ho police arrested the following! vices: during their campaigns.
men. all of whom ('iiilnl no permuncnl
home at the present time, but new
the places where they last. lived: Jo-
seph Lynch. South Norwnlk. idleness
and breach of the peace; James 1.. Fe.
ley. New lAndon. idleness: Peter a.
Druuini, Boston and East Bridgeport.
idleness; Thomas w. Owens. Provi-
dence. idleness Peter Carr. Berlin and
New Haven. idleness. and Micheal
Lnby. the old time burglar from this
t‘lly. idleness and breach of the peace.
At the police station Lynch accused
M‘arkley of being the one who set lira
to the city hall in Mcrlden. and said.
that he saw him there Just boforc‘the
fire started. The police lnkc bill lilllc
stock in the story.
new vii-Samuel») sum 1.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in [flat December 4. 1004.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. lair-12:53:. otilax, 5246:. 8:101.
0:50, 6:55. 7:40, 13:20:. 8:42. 9:07x.
inazx. litiil. 10:55x. 11:41.
P. M.——v-12:-iiix. 1:05. 3100:, 3:51,
6:10x, 5:40, 6:0lx. llzlitix, 7:23x.
8:0ilx, 9:52;. 10:32. i
Sundays.
9:.M.»112:52x, 5233:, 6:15;, 8:68.
i 2.
P. M.—»2:0iix, {1:0ilx. 6:46, 0:01»
1:23, 8:00x. Milan, 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR OOUTH NORWALK
'A. hie—4:50, 6:60. 6:60 7:50, 8:001.
i353? 0:00x. 10min. 36:04, 11:00:.
inns-«1m». 1:05, 2.00:. ms,
3:813. Mil/ix. 4:09. 4:32. 6:01;. 5:07.
géagbsmox. 6:08. 3:00;. 9:29. 11:00:.
: x. ,
~~~Bcrulcln scratch. scratch; unnblo
to attend to business during the day
or sleep during the ulgbi. itching
piles-«horrible plastic. noiiu‘s film.
meal cures. Never fails. Al any
drug store, 50 cents.
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NEW OTIAMOHIP ROUTE.
VANCOUVER. i3. 0.. Jan. is.-~'l‘he
Cuiaadiau government. after corres-
pondence with. New chland. has dowr-
mlned to provided» the establish-
ment of a steamship connection be
tween New Zooland and Vancouver.
and it is said that $50,000 is being
placed on the estimates fill the propos-
ed unlmidy. The New Zeniaud purine
ment already has voted substantial
tariff preference to (launder.
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ENDORSE RODSIVILT POLICY.
Oundnys.
A. M.-6t00. 7:80. 10202.
P. M.-BIDI. 6:00, 3:00. moo, 12:00.
SOUTH NORWALK 'f'd NEW
HAVEN
A. Mia-12:14:. 1:2ix. limit. 6:10.
tutu. 8:33, mm. 10:03:, 11:112. 11:44.
. lids-“12:05:. 1:21. 3:111, 4:25.
btlltl, 0:011. 6:83. frills. 9110:, lltild.
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made no reply. At that the police
may the italian began shooilnfi.’ The
.iirstshot‘entered the girl's 1p and,
the'locond entered her right breast.
fihefell forward and died soon afierg
i
wards. The liaiisn shot himself
.three times. one shot penetrating his
heart.
, lNJUi-l
, a will .
lrld sport; in addition to shove.
P, nimzzo, to? ’l:
,llu do I.
A.M.-1ilt'.ldir 1:, x. helix. 1:40.
cannon. all; ~ demos. mos.
COUTH NOHWMM‘sTO DANMJIW.
a. M.‘--tllllo.’9ililih, 9:68. f ,
3’. Mwilllll’v. dillflil. liil‘lx. Mild, 7:11.
QANIURV‘. 10 ”0TH ' NDNWALK.
.«néblhli. “hills. 8:11, "10:09:.
A. as
:Iliiii. .. 7 .
P. she-old asst. ails.
, II ya tantalum.
, LANSING. Mich. Jan. ism-The stole
notice oi Mpl‘euetllatlvou by a vote of
.55 to as, adopted a concurrent. resolu-
ition introduced by (Representative van
Keurcn. ondorsingihe policy of Presi-
ldent Roosevelt with regard to scour-
iuu mater poweru‘ifor interstate com:
trainee»commission The resolution
calls upon the Michigan members or
congruent: support the president.
some
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cesspool-ma by in. -
i ‘ Mrs. guitarist writes: "our baby lied ;
booneili iorghmnths. was frail.‘sickly. ;;
The: and ooidd not, digest its food. and i 7‘
'l’he‘jefteot «3i
‘Aftcrthc . .
wane no... in...“ "
mannerisms .' .‘ B
“vyfiammwmumutmu
senttinwdgusts our“ hm the
are so evenly finished out In.
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action on ”lb 111......
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. Once a person one awrss WEAR-vibe:
W ll SHEAR
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Charles E. Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 1434.
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liliEP Wllill "7’
mass coLo wmras have av
FUEL os'rAiNAaLs.
COKE
PER BUSHEL DELIVERED IN LOTS
OF 26 BU. OR MORE.
TRY A LOAD AND BE CONVINC-
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E PLUMBING.
, nun.
i HOT W‘TER.
g , IND 6‘3
, nnma
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; Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
g and Zinc.
60 South Main Strut.
Telephone, ill-O.
“all: Nemlk. (ion-a
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cm with Bill
ODU'I'H NORWALK. DON".
ORGANIZED 1m.
wire
Capital 310000030
Surplus, $100,000.00
Net Proms. 860.000.00
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uiielte accounts of individuals. man.
utscturm, merchants and corporations
upon favorable urine.
‘DWIN H. MATHIWOON. Mn.
JOHN H. KNM’P Vine-Pm
«one vs. LA on. mice.
letIO'l'onI.
I. it. Mathewson John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry terms
Josiah I. Marvin Ismael Grumman
MI "I "m"! 4
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PngMBING AND fiTEhMM
HEATING.
HOT WATER , HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
"0V" AND BANG!
ILATI AND ’l’ifil I00" I.
on and item i'ittin
In fixtures. blot-i cell an.
’Hsve- seen our stock of
mean“ tester...
, ' ' enlighten. "
1? watt. eraser.
I“.
USING THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
HAS BEEN REDUCED TO 8 CENTS '
christian DWI!“ J. Wallace Marvin
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
be safely reinvested through this Corn-
pany at 5 per north—«increasing the in»
come 25 per cent.
Description of methods and all de
sired information on request,
investments bear earnings
day received to day withdrawn.
Assets ........... . ...... . . 1
Surplus 3 ”00.000
from
authorities upon investments.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 16 80. MAIN 81‘.
Resident Directors. Resident Manners.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cobum
Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
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XMAS BARGAINS.
FOR OLD AND YOUNG. ,
Right geod- at rock-bottom fig— -
UNI .
In addition to a very complete '
line of toys. dolls, books, games
and athletic goods, I have a. va-
riety of useful articles, includ- ,
ing scissors, pocket-knives. ra- ..
' ,zora, atrops etc., all high grade, '
at very low prices. ' '
it will surely pay you to look
through my stock.
newton, .
52 30. MAIN ST.
and on
Spanish Mackerel, 12c lb.
Blue Fish. large and small, 12c lb.
Weak Fish , 10:: lb.
Eels. 12c and 14c lb.
Glucose and White Fish, 10c lb.
Pickerel, 10c lb.
Large Newfoundland Herring, 8c lb.
Frost Fish, 8:: lb.
Flat Fish, 7c lb.
German Carp. 9:: lb.
Smelt, large and small; Steak Cod
and Halibut; Whole Columbia Riv-
er Salmon. 10: it).
Long and Round clams. 30¢: quart
All other kinds of fish at reasonable
prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MAR
e
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South Norwaik.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
Miss "gauze, '
DERMATOLOGIST.
CHIROPODIST.
Look waad's Hall.
..orwalk. Conn.
Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:80 12.11:.
Telephone
Connection.
”r. sons "
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BIND. DUILDING OF NEW AND RE~
MODELING OF OLD ETRUCTUHED.
IN OR DUT«OF~TOWN ORDER8 BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0.
"RESIDENCE-
78 MAIN BTREB’I‘. NOHWALK.
Surety Bonds
or no Kinds.
JACOB M. turns
R. 3.1%. death NerWnllr.
Telephone Ito.
4:
Mill.
Jenkins Hrs-Naive:
, use‘
new“ maxim
,_ “W in Wale
done me siLvsn Marine.
lieu Inland needle time.
I‘ll“ "0 W. M.m m
in operation. _,
me o. h. Adamant
mm m. ,
and Profits ....... . $160,000
Endorsed by the most conservative
Hammond
‘ comfortable and up-to-date hotel In the i
.; room. Baths: in
3 cans Tentatoes. . . . ‘
~3 cans‘c‘orn .........\..
‘ 3 cans Baked Beans . . . . . .a
2 cans Egg Plums . ....‘.‘.“.}.‘.as
A. STU
. .24 COTTAGE mound...
EAST NORWALK. Foo it
If You Want to Sell
your property. whether it Is a far
a house and lot in town or real eats _.
of any description quickly,‘cail or
dress ’
W. B. DeGARMO
86 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn. ‘
It will be of advantaxefto'you also 3
to see me.if you are desirous of hive "
no; any kind of property. ‘ ‘
CORNER RAILROAD avak‘u ' o” I
MONROE smear. : All .
Newly furnished throughout. Most
city. Electricity and heat in every ‘
transaction... {tell-
Rooms excellently .
appointed. Always comfortabl‘e‘nn‘d' ;
ne ' ‘ ‘ ‘
Cafe carrying a full line of Anten- V ,
Merrill and Condlt’s wines,” iiqtiilrs' .
and cigars, Best stocked bar in the ; '
city. .
T. J. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 39M.
feet sanitation.
Use STANDARD FIXTURE ‘
for your Bath Room. They a
clean. neat and durable.
Horace R. has:
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 8T
80. NORWALK, CONN.
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new goodsjust in
is a little larger than ever before.
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Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best:
manner.
We have taken a good min?
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
We try to carry in stock every»
thing you need for the decoration
of your house Inside or out.
E. E.
Gar-ham. *
reissues: mus. '. wt:
in mm or. attenuator. ~-
DAV
to w. RAYMOND. ,.
Funeral Director 3
and Emhahnsr. _ _, r g
9 North Main Ct. I00!!! «may
Residence. ii crescent “mu.
Telephone at house. 154-10.
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